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Costa Rica’s Role in U.S. Deportations Sparks Debate

Tico Times - February 22, 2025

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Costa Rica Receives 135 Deported Migrants Amid Flawed Reception

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U.S. Revokes Visas of Two Costa Rican Lawmakers Amid Controversy

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New Repatriation Measures: Costa Rica Prepares for U.S. Deportees Arrival

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How to Save Money and Eat Healthier in Costa Rica with an Eco-Friendly Home Garden

As the cost of living soars, now more than ever, home gardens remain one of the best remedies to beat inflation. In fact, recent...

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Costa Rican Study Reveals Deep Divide on Abortion Amid Political Tensions

A recent survey by the National University of Costa Rica (UNA) has shed new light on the nation's views regarding abortion, revealing deep divides...

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Panama-Costa Rica Join Forces on Migration Control

In a joint effort to strengthen migration management in the region, the ministers of Public Security of Panama and Costa Rica, Frank Alexis Abrego...

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Migrants Trapped in Limbo at Costa Rica-Panama Border

A humanitarian crisis is unfolding at the Costa Rica-Panama border as migrants, many of whom sold everything to journey north, find themselves stranded due...

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UN Special Rapporteur Warns Costa Rica Judicial Independence is at Risk

The Special Rapporteur of the United Nations (UN), Margaret Satterthwaite, sent Costa Rica a note in which she expressed her concern about what she...

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U.S. Freezes USAID Funds: Will Costa Rica Receive Assistance?

Recently, the Trump administration froze funding for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Its official purpose is to provide assistance to strategic and...

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